How I Blow Dry & Silk Press My Hair At Home + Products I Use *Updated Routine*

Foreign, as you can see from the title today, we're going to be doing a updated hair care routine and you guys have been asking a lot. I'M getting a lot of questions regarding my hair and basically I have done a video like this already regarding you know what I use on my hair and how I blow dry. My hair, but I felt you know, might as well just do an updated hair care routine starting off. I want to answer just a quick few FAQs about my hair, so my hair is not processed, not relaxed right now there is no color in my hair. It'S just all natural. I as well don't remember what exactly the texture of my hair is, like you know: 4C, 4B, Etc. I do not remember, but I'm sure some of you guys probably can you know mention in the comments just from how you see it right now. It took me very very long to figure out how to do my own hair and obviously I'm not a pro. My hair is already washed right now when it is hair day for me, like I know, I'm gon na blow my hair out this day in the morning. What I would do is in my old hair. I have these hair drops and they are not specific to any brand. I just use any hair oil that I have like castor, oil or whatever oil, that I have that's moisturizing. I take that in some drops - and I kind of just put that on my scalp. Just to moisturize it - I normally would do this like the night before, but one it made my pillows stink and two. I just didn't like the smell overnight, so I did it the day off wash day so, like I said, I put that in my scalp. All throughout massage it in and then continue on my day as normal and then maybe like five hours later. You can also do this only for two hours or whatever, but normally five hours later, like after I'm done working or when I have a break. I'M like okay, I can start to wash my hair. I am not really that picky when it comes to shampoo and conditioner as long as it's made for thicker hair coarser hair than I can use it so right now, I'm using the coconut and hibiscus curl and shine shampoo with Silk protein and neem oil. This is by shea moisture. Obviously I picked this up from America and brought it here big bottle and it's been lasting me forever. I will leave all of those product links in my description box below so be sure to check that out for conditioner, I'm also using shea moisture. I do like to match conditioner to shampoo like same brand. Most of the time, I'm using Jamaican black, castor oil, strengthen and restore conditioner with shea butter, peppermint and apple cider, vinegar. This is what I'm using as conditioner and FYI just an update. I wash my hair once a week. If you wanted to know the the Cadence of that and then lastly, I think one of the most important things is this strengthening conditioner. This is basically what you leave on for a little bit, so it soaks into your hair and builds up some more strength. I am still using my Aveda if you've been following me and you've seen my other hair videos. I always mention Aveda. I am using this Aveda mechanical repair and I've been using this since I was in high school. So this is what I put in my hair. So that that's basically all of the pre things that I do with my hair, you know wash it and then my hair gets like this. I like to blow out my hair when it's a little bit wet, so I don't like to air dry it for too long, because then my hair gets really frizzy and not as straight so I did re-wet it a little bit just so that is still a Little bit wet with that, we can move to the bathroom and we can start the actual hair doing process so we're in the bathroom. Now, if you guys have seen my other videos, I use a normal blow dryer. Now I'm using this Teemo blow drying brush and when I say it's one of the easiest things to do, it's really easy. I find it low effort. You could say so guys. This is the brush, absolutely love, it does the job. I always put it on the highest level here, the highest level of heat. I also already put in a heat protectant in my hair. You can use whatever you have home. I also sprayed my hair with some leave-in conditioner and that's about it. So I normally like to section off my hair in two sections and I can feel my hair is already starting to dry, so I'm gon na try to move a little fast with that. I'M also not very like precise in the type of parting or whatever. I just grab hair and start to work so now that I have the section off two sides: I'm just going to take a little piece from the left side. Then I just take one of these brushes and I'm just gon na brush out my hair. This is how my hair is looking brushed out, so this is a brush, it's as easy as just brushing your hair. So I'm going to turn this on the highest and then just start to brush foreign ly about as straight as I get it with that brush, which is perfect enough, so I'm gon na move on to the other side. While I'm parting this, I just want to say FYI some of the best blowouts that I get for my hair is always due to my ends being snipped and I've found that whenever our comment ends, my blowouts look so much better and so much more uniformed. So I would definitely recommend regular, just like split end Cuts or even checks or whatever, just to make sure that your ends are in order, because that also does make a difference with the look all right. That is basically the back done, and it is relatively straight. Obviously, with the normal blow dryer, you can get a little bit straighter, but this does the job, so I'm fine with it I'm gon na speed through the rest, because it's more or less the same before we move on to the flat ironing bit. I want to show you guys the tools that I like to use for the flat ironing part. So obviously I have a comb, then I also have this little tool here which really helps with holding the hair, as I drive the flat iron through so this. For me is quite important: that's basically about it. I'M also going to be using my claw Clips again just to hold my hair up. Obviously, my flat iron. I love love, love the flat iron. This is by BaByliss. I believe I'm gon na try to leave the link below or a similar link, so normally when I turn it on it's at 200 degrees Celsius, but I just click the intense and I flat iron, my hair at 220 degrees Celsius. While that's heating up, I'm just gon na put my hair up in two sections, similar to how I did the blow drying part, I kind of just grab it up, no specific part or anything. I just claw clip those together just like that and when I start to flatten my hair, I only start with my crown, and you know the the neck back basically to flat iron, these little bits out there, so I think I've gotten most of them just going To take this side down and not using a comb just using my fingers, I'm just going to part a small section here and then put up the rest, and then this is what I'm going to start to flat iron. So I break this off into tinier sections and I'm just going to run the flat iron through just gon na move on and there's not a specific amount of times. I do this with the flat iron. It'S just until I feel like the piece is straight enough. So now that I've done each piece individually, I take this little thing here and I kind of combed that out a little bit and then I take it and I run the hair through it at the same time as the flat iron to give it one big. Overall flat iron, so that is the first piece done: I'm going to repeat that process on this side, foreign, so guys! This is basically how I blow dry, my hair and flat iron. It and normally my hair is curled. So I don't really don't leave my hair straight. If you want to see how I curl my hair, I will link a video here in the cards and you guys can check that out, but I'm not finished yet. I normally have to add an oil to my hair so that it keeps the straightness I'm using still the Nexus New York Salon care, clean and pure invisible hair oil is how it looks, I'm not sure if you can get this in Germany or Europe, but I For sure know, I could link the US link. I just add a few pumps. I do a little bit on the top. I read my hands through and then I leave the rest for my ends. My hair smells so good afterwards, and it adds just such a beautiful shine to my hair and it just like. I said it smells so good. So this is the finished product and when I curl my hair, it's even the most beautiful result ever. I hope you guys enjoyed this video if you have any other questions regarding my hair or products or anything in general. Just ask in the comment section below and I'll try my best to answer foreign